Sentence examples for benefits back to from inspiring English sources

Republicans have also proposed cutting the 99 weeks of guaranteed unemployment benefits back to the traditional 59 weeks.

This has not only brought significant economic benefits back to our shores, but also has secured America's most important cultural export.

Wang's work on NGO2.0 has also provided significant benefits back to MIT, where undergraduates use NGO2.0 case studies and data to examine the relationship between government and society in China.

PCI works in partnership with Penn faculty, staff and students to advance these discoveries and ideas towards new products, services and/or businesses that provide benefits back to Penn, its inventors and society.

Even if outsourcing reduces costs, competition will eventually force firms to reduce prices, distributing the benefits back to consumers and workers.Stockmarket investors seem to think otherwise: current share valuations appear to assume that profits will continue to outpace GDP growth.

Al Eisele, a former St. Paul journalist and Washington public relations specialist credited with a key role in arranging the Gorbachev visit, said the impressions from the trip would pay economic benefits back to the state over the long erm.

The agreement further provides €700m in funding to help people on invalidity benefit back to work.

For every £1 gained by schools from having charitable status, ISC estimates that they contribute £2.30 of educational benefit back to society at large.

In the pub there are several references to Poles sending child benefit back to Poland and the UK sending foreign aid to India, which has its own space programme.

But our mission has to be about supporting and amplifying broad UK interests in our areas of work, and demonstrably providing benefit back to the UK, which I am confident we do.

The bill passed today would reduce the taxable portion of the benefit back to 50percentthethe level agreed on by President Ronald Reagan and Congress in 1983, when they first imposed a tax on Social Security.